Namespace Pango.Internal
Classes
- AttrDataCopyFuncAsyncHandler
Async Handler for AttrDataCopyFunc. An async annotation indicates the closure will be called precisely once, after which it is then available for garbage collection.
- AttrDataCopyFuncForeverHandler
Forever Handler for AttrDataCopyFunc. An forever annotation indicates the closure will be valid until the process terminates. Therefor the object will never be freed.
- AttrDataCopyFuncNotifiedHandler
Notified Handler for AttrDataCopyFunc. A notified annotation indicates the closure should be kept alive until it is manually removed by the user. This removal is indicated by a destroy_notify event, emitted by the relevant library. Pass
DestroyNotifyin place of a destroy_notify callback parameter.
- AttrFilterFuncAsyncHandler
Async Handler for AttrFilterFunc. An async annotation indicates the closure will be called precisely once, after which it is then available for garbage collection.
- AttrFilterFuncForeverHandler
Forever Handler for AttrFilterFunc. An forever annotation indicates the closure will be valid until the process terminates. Therefor the object will never be freed.
- AttrFilterFuncNotifiedHandler
Notified Handler for AttrFilterFunc. A notified annotation indicates the closure should be kept alive until it is manually removed by the user. This removal is indicated by a destroy_notify event, emitted by the relevant library. Pass
DestroyNotifyin place of a destroy_notify callback parameter.
- FontsetForeachFuncAsyncHandler
Async Handler for FontsetForeachFunc. An async annotation indicates the closure will be called precisely once, after which it is then available for garbage collection.
- FontsetForeachFuncForeverHandler
Forever Handler for FontsetForeachFunc. An forever annotation indicates the closure will be valid until the process terminates. Therefor the object will never be freed.
- FontsetForeachFuncNotifiedHandler
Notified Handler for FontsetForeachFunc. A notified annotation indicates the closure should be kept alive until it is manually removed by the user. This removal is indicated by a destroy_notify event, emitted by the relevant library. Pass
DestroyNotifyin place of a destroy_notify callback parameter.